When the repurchase obligation lands, how much, by firm and by fortnight, with the self cure and must fund split.
Buyback per row equals principal times the assigned percent, plus accrued interest, plus ancillary. Trigger date equals last paid date plus 60 days. Adjust any field and the model recalculates.
What it is. The funder's loan book, exported line by line, the data the loan system already holds.
Why it is needed. It carries the three inputs the model cannot estimate: outstanding principal, last payment date, and interest rate or term. Those fix the buyback amount and the 60 day trigger for every loan.
Its significance. Without it the picture is general. With it each loan is mapped to its firm, scored, and split into likely self cure and must fund, producing the firm by firm, fortnight by fortnight calendar below and the real number to hold against it.
| Firm | Loans | Principal each | Last paid | Interest months | Ancillary | Principal total | Buyback | Trigger | Class | Confidence |
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Sample rows with generic firm names. Replace the names and figures with the loan tape for the agreed slice.
| Fortnight from | Gross buyback | Self cure | Must fund | Firms driving |
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